I'm also intrigued at how there are a few different worlds in the Party.
There's the world of the cadres, the world of political shenanigans, which strangely enough hinges on the whims of a large group of elderly men and some women, some of whom vote almost randomly.
There's the world of the youth wing, a much neglected world, but with a fair amount of political intrigue too. Some are favoured, some are not. Official position sometimes matters. It feels important and unimportant at the same time.
And then there's the world of the ordinary members, with many clueless loyalists and equally clueless disgruntled dissenters.
And there's the much wider world of the grassroots, where there is essentially a separate political structure. Many don't seem to be aware, or to care, that decisions which affect them, the many, may be made by a few.
And of course there are the secret worlds from which the unfavoured are locked out.
Oh, how I wish for a true democracy.